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- agesilausExplorer IIIMy inclination would be to:
1) Shorten the long leg--might have to do that at the top where it joins the table.
or
2) Lengthen the short leg, again near the top. You might have to fab a metal bracket.
It's hard to say much more without seeing this table. It's hard to understand how it got that much play in it. - agesilausExplorer IIIThese are a possiblity but I don't know if they have that much adjustment: Leg levelers
- spleggeExplorerIt seems like the post have wiggle room in the bases. It does not appear to be one leg longer than the other. Its a 3"3/4" tube in 4" opening. (axp)
- Boon_DockerExplorer IIIOne of my previous trailers had that problem. I flipped the legs up side down and re-inserted them and the problem was solved.
- westendExplorerThose post-style legs will always loosen because most folks lean on the table, causing the post tubes to deform slightly. After the second post broke, I installed a pair of folding table legs. They were about $20 at a local big-box store. Now, the table is rock solid and, if I wish, the whole table can be carried outside to use there. Since my table top also is part of a bed platform, I had to make sure that with the legs folded, I was able to place the table top in it's bed position. That was easy to do.
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